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the navy, in fact, has moved ten of its ships out of the bay further into the sea to try to protect those ten vessels just in case the storm were to create any sort of damage. but what the city has seen so far is that it has been able to withstand tropical storm hillary. the rain still coming down. it will be very much what happens in the overnight hours. kyung lah, cnn. >> thank you. hilary made landfall saturday as a tropical storm in mexico's baja peninsula. at least one person was killed when their vehicle was swept away in the flood waters. we report from mexico city. >> reporter: devastating images coming out of mexico in the northern state of baja which has been pummelled. tropical storm hilary has made its way up along the area. the small community, residents
mudslides are common. so authorities are on high alert looking for anyone who needed rescue as it moved through tijuana into california. of course this area, it's unusual for storms to hit like this. it's not quite as rare as it is in california. that's because as storms form in the pacific, they'll make their way up and usually turn eastward when they hit baja, california, where the waters are much cooler than they are to the south. this storm ignoring history moving straight up to baja, california, where it's just wreaked havoc. david shortell, mexico city. president biden heads to hawaii to see the devastation on maui for himself. at least 114 people have died in the wildfires there. crews expect to find more victims as they search what's left of hundreds of destroyed homes. many more people have lost pretty much everything they own. cnn's jasmine wright joins us from washington. jasmine, the president has been
authorities on high alert looking for anyone in need of rescue as the storm moved through tijuana into california with immense amounts of rain. of course, this area is unusual for storms to hit like this, but it's not quite as rare as it is in california. that's because as storms form in the pacific, they'll make their way up and usually turn eastward when they hit baja, california, where the waters are much cooler than to the south. this storm, of course, ignoring history moving straight up through baja, california, into california where it's just wreaked havoc. russia's defense ministry says there were two ukrainian drone attacks. officials jammed one drone with electronic warfare capabilities and somehow destroyed the other. there were no reported casualties of meanwhile ukraine's urgent pleas for f-16 fighter jets are finally being answered. both denmark and the
california, getting more than 7 inches of rain. the heavy downpours and flooding were felt in northern mexico as well. take a look at this, floods sweeping down a street in baja, california. in the midst of hilary's impact, the 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern california. you can see the lights shaking inside restaurant. no reports of significant damage. joining us now, nbc's guad venegas and nbc meteorologist bill karins who is following the track of this storm. guad, what conditions are you seeing this morning? >> jose, we have some light rain here in san diego, now the storm has passed the region or at least the big part of the storm we had rain all throughout yesterday and we saw those images you just played from mexico. that's where the hurricane made landfall or that is the tropical
clouds as it moves up parallel to baja, california. that will bring showers. over the next 24 to 36 hours, it will take us into monday as well with tomorrow's highs 80s or 90s and isolated thunder until monday with temperatures soaring again by midweek and a few more days of tropical weather. tonight, the historic storm heading to southern california and the new warnings of just how catastrophic it could be hurricane hilary thrashing parts of mexico right now and on track to hit california as a dangerous tropical storm the first there in 80 years. major cities bracing for the worst. >> this is a very very dangerous and significant storm. >> shelves empty, flights already being cancelled and national parks closed. why this storm could be so devastating.
that will bring us some more vital information. it looks like the eastern edge of this system has the most powerful, deep convection. don't be fooled, there's still a lot of moisture here making its way towards the north. it is hanging in at 85 miles per hour. moving along rather rapidly to the north northwest at 15, 20 miles an hour. where you see this blue shaded area, tropical storm warnings as you heard haven't ever seen that. downed trees, power lines, mudslides but this extends all the way down towards the north and south baja peninsula. right now the central coast is being battered because of the proximity of hurricane hilary. hillary's images are 85 miles an hour. as this makes its way more towards the north, it looks like
baja, california, peninsula. forecasters warn it will bring catastrophic and life threatening flooding. california's governor has w warned. >> please listen to emergency personnel. take serious flash floods, lightning, possibility of tornadoes. stay safe. >> san diego's mayor met with the governor to discuss emergency operations and government support. he urged people to stay indoors and prepare for power outages. >> we continue to ask people to shelter in place during the storm. the city's homeless strategies and solutions department as well as the san diego housing administration have activated. we have an additional 192
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